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I know we've had a few class C's but this is the first I've heard of true conversion vans. Bet they were NICE!


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Danny, take a look at the other items they have for Barth, I see one you might want.


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1990 38' Regency Widebody [RDG-B), Anniversary Edition, Cat 3208TA - 300HP, Gillig Chassis, Side Aisle

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1990 38' Regency Widebody (RDG-B)
Anniversary Edition
Cat 3208TA - 300HP
Gillig Chassis
Side Aisle

 
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Thanks for the heads-up TG, he has it listed as 74? but I think it's probably 80-83. That little 22 footer with a 350 sure would make a nice weekender. Isn't it nice how humble they were about their product? ROTFLMAO But as we all know now, they had a right to brag.


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